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good brand of bike
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November 9th 04, 03:39 AM
Dan Daniel
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On 8 Nov 2004 17:32:13 -0800,
(andrea rose) wrote:
I've recently decided to do some other activity than running in my off
season due to my shin splints. I decided that I have always enjoyed
riding my bike and enjoyed the outdoors so I would be purchasing a
bike in the near future. I am not too experienced with biking but was
wondering if anyone had any input on what brand of bike would be good
for some training, but probably not too intense. I dont plan on
investing a huge amount of money into it but I would like it to last
me a long time. Let me know if u have any suggestions, thanks!
When it comes to bikes in bike shops (not WalMarts, etc.!), there
isn't a huge difference in quality levels for money paid.
Think about shopping for a bike shop first. Go into a few and ask
questions, etc. Take some notes, do some more research, ask around
here, etc. You'll find one shop that listens, understands what you
want to do with a bike, and will help you select the right one.
Dan Daniel
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